> In my continuing attempts to reawaken my own Toshiba drive, just long
> enough to install some software on the computer, I began to wonder about
> termination, as it can cause all sorts of strange affects, some seeming
> like Finder errors.
> To this end, when I changed the main drive over to a larger one, I got
> spec sheets for the hard drive as well as the Toshiba CDROM to confirm
> terminator settings. Sure enough, the Toshiba was terminated even though
> it wasn't the last item on the internal chain. I have removed the jumper
> but so far this hasn't cleared up my problem. Can anyone confirm the
> jumper settings for the Toshiba when the set up is:
> Motherboard --> Toshiba --> Hard drive.
> I have terminated the hard drive according to manufacturer's
> instructions.
I had a similar problem with CD-ROM toolkit, but not with a Toshiba drive. I
tried reinstalling the CD-ROM Toolkit software, to no avail. Then I deleted
all (so I thought) the CDT preference files and the extension and
reinstalled again, still to no avail. Then I discovered I had missed a
preference file, CDTCache f in the FWB Preferences folder. The preferences
are not all in one place! After I deleted that as well as FWB CDT Remote
Player and FWB CD-ROM ToolKit Prefs and FWB CD-ROM ToolKit extension, and
then reinstalled, everything worked fine. Search for CDT as well as CD-ROM
Toolkit to find all the extensions and preferences, delete them, reinstall,
and see if that helps.... Just another idea...
Bud Simrin
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